Juraj Jakubisko  

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Juraj Jakubisko (b. 30 April 1938, Kojšov, Slovakia) is a Slovak film director, with domestic acclaim said to be equal to that of Fellini for Italians and Bergman for Swedish.

He is noted for his Czechoslovak New Wave film Deserters and Pilgrims (aka The Deserter and the Nomads) (1968)

He is presently making a film based on the life of Countess Báthory with Anna Friel in the title role; it is scheduled for release in 2008.

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